Ten Things that Don’t Seem As Important When You Realize Your Book Club Meets in Three Days

25 Jul

Alternatively titled ‘Things Book Nerds Give Up When A Book Gets Good.’

  1. Television. TV isn’t important when the story in your hands is calling.
  2. Sleep. I’ll just read one more chapter before bed.
  3. Eating well. Who wants to cook when you could be reading?
  4. Exercise. Reading is an exercise for the mind!
  5. Talking. There’s no time for speaking when there are words to read!
  6. Human interaction. If I avoid everyone, I can read more.
  7. Food. Forget eating well, there’s no time to eat at all.
  8. A social life. I could go to dinner with my friend, but then I might miss out on two chapters.
  9. Personal hygiene. Because you can’t take a book in the shower.
  10. Writing good blog posts. My apologies for this one, I’m frantically reading!

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5 Responses to “Ten Things that Don’t Seem As Important When You Realize Your Book Club Meets in Three Days”

  1. Random Reads July 25, 2016 at 4:52 PM #

    So basically anything to do with living XD

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    • Sam July 25, 2016 at 5:24 PM #

      Exactly! Thankfully I finished the book before anything got extreme. Happy reading!

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      • Random Reads July 25, 2016 at 8:02 PM #

        That’s good. I don’t know how you could give up food though! Thanks, Happy Reading to you too 🙂

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  2. siderealday July 26, 2016 at 5:33 PM #

    This is so relevant to my life. By which I mean, things I definitely do when I’m in the middle of a good book.

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    • Sam July 26, 2016 at 6:48 PM #

      Haha I think I’ve done all of these at some point. Happy reading, but do remember to eat and bathe!

      Like

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